Windows Programmer needed in Toronto

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#1

Our company is looking for a Windows programmer to develop and support Remote Access Software Applications. This is a full time, permanent position in Toronto area, Canada.

Skills:

Strong Visual C++/Java development in Windows environment, OO programming, multi-threading and TCP/IP skills, capable of implementing a design on schedule with high quality.
Experience with client/server, web based and/or object oriented software design.
Good communications skills, both written and oral.
Ability to meet deadlines, to achieve and maintain expected productivity levels.
Strong problem solving and analytical skills.
Ability to work with a team, with limited supervision.
Ability and willingness to learn quickly.

Please respond with a copy of your resume in Word or RTF format and salary expectations to:

val.slastnikov@01com.com

#2

[quote]Strong C/C++ development and TCP/IP skills, capable of implementing a design on schedule with high quality.
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Umm… where’s the Java?

[quote]Experience with client/server, web based and/or object oriented software design.
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And where’s the Gaming? You do know that this is JavaGaming.org, right?

[quote]Only local candidates will be considered.
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Did you try the newspaper? Web forums are wonderful because they can attract people from all over the world. Looking for a local candidate here is like the proverbial needle in a haystack.

Note that I’m not opposed to job postings of any kind, but it does seem somewhat unlikely that you’ll find a C/C++ web programmer who’s local, on a forum about Java, games, and the entire world around us. ;D :stuck_out_tongue:

#3

We would like to thank Java Games forums for the opportunity to advertize our position. The successful applicant is now found and he happened to be an active user of your forums - he submitted his application after seeing the position advertised here. The job is now filled and no other applications are accepted.

Once again, thank you very much for all your help, guys! :slight_smile:

#4

Huh. Will wonders never cease. shrug

#5

Now I’m curious, an active user on this forum that would take a Windows programming job…

Coo.

Kev